October 18, 2019 (Columbus, Ohio) – The Interscholastic Equestrian Association (IEA) is pleased to announce new leadership on the west coast. Kate Sharkey of Snoqualmie, Washington has been appointed the new Zone 9 Administrator for Hunt Seat (Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington and Wyoming). Sharkey replaces former interim Zone 9 Administrator Jennifer Eaton, … Read More
Remarkable! Was the 3rd annual League of Legends Invitational Horse and Stock Dog Sale held on September 6 and 7th 2019 hosted by Turner Performance Horses and Western Lifestyle Insurance! Settled among spectacular mountain ranges, historic dude ranches and just north of Yellowstone National Park is the Heart K … Read More
September 27, 2019 Originally Posted by Rob Warren HERE Six years ago, Star-Buck was near death. Emaciated and weighing only 400 pounds, he was rescued by Angela Wood and friends. Now, the 10-year-old American Quarter Horse gelding is strong enough to walk across the country with Wood to raise awareness … Read More
Washington, D.C.-based RestoraPet now offers tuna flavored products for felines and apple-carrot flavored products for horses Cats and horses can now receive the same rejuvenating supplements as man’s best friend, thanks to RestoraPet’s new vet-approved line of supplements for feline and equine family members. RestoraPet, one of the most effective lines of pet supplements ever created, has launched … Read More
WELCOME…to this private 10.75 acre estate nestled in Graham WA. Enjoy the pastoral views thru vaulted living room windows in this Cedar custom built home & graciously entertain from its granite appointed kitchen. The main floor Master Suite w/walk-in closet has private assess onto the spacious wrap-around deck w/hot-tub & … Read More
#1 Let the horse digest a correction. When you make a correction and your horse responds correctly, let him think about it. Literally stop and let the horse stand still and digest what just happened. You’ll find that if you give your horse a chance to process the situation, he’ll … Read More
I can’t think of a more beautiful moment in my life than the first time I groomed my horse. The experience was wonderful. I was able to express my care and build the trust needed for a lasting bond. However, it was during the grooming process, I realized we … Read More
Enter today for a chance to win a Halter, Lead Rope and Handy Stick w/String Training Essentials Set from Downunder Horsemanship! – a retail value of $158.97! Just two steps to be entered for a chance to win! 1) LIKE and FOLLOW The Northwest Horse Source Facebook Page. (For instructions … Read More
Horse owner spotlight! Growing up on a Raspberry Farm in Lynden WA, Caitlin Honcoop had plenty of experience with rural land management. But, her perspective shifted when she and her husband Jonathon purchased their own five acres in Ferndale. “Managing our own land was overwhelming at first, and working with … Read More
Find Activities for Every Horse (Even if They Can’t be Ridden) By Karen Pickering Browsing through some photographs from nearly ten years ago, I found one of my horse April learning how to walk on a balance beam. In the photo, we’re at a clinic at Bolender Horse Park … Read More
